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Temperature in Different Areas
Which statement best explains the temperature difference?
(1 point)
• The cooler air downstairs loses energy to the environment.
Energy from the cooler air is transferred upstairs.
Warm air rises by convection to the upstairs.
• Energy is transferred between the areas when the molecules touch.
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"Warm air rises by convection to the upstairs."
Explanation: Warm air is less dense than cool air, so it rises and carries heat upward. This convection creates warmer temperatures upstairs. (Heat does not flow from cooler to warmer, and conduction between air layers is weak compared with convection.)
Explanation: Warm air is less dense than cool air, so it rises and carries heat upward. This convection creates warmer temperatures upstairs. (Heat does not flow from cooler to warmer, and conduction between air layers is weak compared with convection.)
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